Tag misbehavior

SM Do overs Ep 196

Give Yourself Grace With the Do-Over | 196

In this episode, Jim and Lynne Jackson talk with Ruth Wharton about the transformative power of “do-overs.” They unpack how this practice mirrors the gospel by encouraging us to give ourselves grace, seek forgiveness, and mend relationships. They share theโ€ฆ

SM Strengths Weaknesses Brownings Ep 195

Strengths and Weaknesses: What a Child’s Misbehavior Tells Us | Ep 195

When faced with your child’s misbehavior, it’s tempting to focus on their weaknesses: poor emotional regulation, lack of self-control, or dishonesty. But what if you could see beneath these struggles to recognize the God-given strengths hidden within? At Connected Families,โ€ฆ

SM stories of transformation Fauver Ep 180

Stories of Transformationโ€ฆ from “Fixing” to Connecting | Ep. 180

We chat with Lindsay Fauver, a mom from the Connected Families community, about her parenting journey with a child who experiences anxiety, sensory challenges, and challenging behaviors. Lindsay shares how she has gained new understanding and tools to support herโ€ฆ

SM jarrett and luisa

Hope & Healing for Your Sensitive or Intense Child | Ep.163

Listen in as Stacy chats with parent coaches Jarrett & Luisa Wendt about the parenting course that has equipped them to understand and help their sensitive children. In todayโ€™s episode, Jarrett & Luisa Wendt (Connected Families Certified Parent Coach) talkโ€ฆ

SM Ep 159

Stories of Transformationโ€ฆFinding Hope For Change | Ep. 159

Listen as Stacy chats with two families about the grace-filled changes theyโ€™ve experienced through the Connected Families Framework. Whether itโ€™s your childโ€™s defiant attitude or your angry reaction, your family likely has patterns that youโ€™d like to change. Changing defaultโ€ฆ

SM Ep 147

Discipline and Your Kids: Your Questions Answered | Ep. 147

Your kids keep growing and changing, and so do your questions about parenting. Todayโ€™s podcast might answer a few of your questions and leave you wishing you had your own parent coach. In this Q&A style podcast, Lynne Jackson (Connectedโ€ฆ